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William Carter Replies: 19 Views: 4319 |
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Get one of those new Line 6 Catalyst amps. It will do you just fine for now, and if you want to upgrade your sound later, you can throw a Sesh 400 in front of it to make it sound more like a Peavey. ... | |
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William Carter Replies: 6 Views: 1994 |
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Bill Ferguson I think uses XR16 in his Carter, and he always sounds good. I have XR16 in my Zum D10 and love them. | |
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I just got a Sesh 400 along with a TT15/Tone Block 202 Quilter to use for the amp. I'm used to setting the mid shift on a N400 at 800hz for humbuckers and 300hz for single coils. This thing has no n ... | |
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William Carter Replies: 30 Views: 9078 |
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William Carter Replies: 37 Views: 9518 |
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William Carter Replies: 4 Views: 6654 |
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This version is a little easier and possibly more accurate. |
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William Carter Replies: 36 Views: 6372 |
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Color me newbie and confused I went through the same confusion. The answer is "it depends on who wrote the tabs". I think the most common that I have seen is D E F X. D would be ... |
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I am trying to set up my new ZumSteel D10 to be the most "ergo" possible. I don't believe any brand of pedal steel was built for my body size.
What I need is a set of knee levers with th ... |
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William Carter Replies: 38 Views: 8138 |
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Walmart has easter egg dye right now, so I tried it. Not too thrilled with the results. The solid red dye and orange dye both pr ... |
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William Carter Replies: 74 Views: 17019 |
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I play multiple instruments. Some I learned on my own, and some classically trained. My brain just doesn't process scales as a whole. I just don't like them, don't have any use for them, and not ma ... | |
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William Carter Replies: 13 Views: 3827 |
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On the rare occasions when I want that, I use a Sub'n'Up octave pedal. It's cheating, I know, but it does sound really good. I have a fiddle player friend that just bought one of those pedals. I ... |
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William Carter Replies: 13 Views: 3827 |
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Having just gone through this myself about 3 times lately buying steels, here's my thoughts.
Get everything you think you want from the manufacturer. On a pro-model guitar, you can very easily jus ... |
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William Carter Replies: 33 Views: 26420 |
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It was easy enough to count that he had 8 pedals on the Rains d10. | |
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William Carter Replies: 33 Views: 26420 |
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Does anybody know David's D10 setup? I'm trying to copy it myself, but can't figure out how he possibly fits the P5 changes for the E9 on the same pedal used for P5 on C6 without creating a very hard ... | |
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William Carter Replies: 4 Views: 3518 |
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I’m interested. Pm sent. | |
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William Carter Replies: 1 Views: 884 |
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The obvious thing about it is that it is 6 strings and not the standard 10.
Whether this matters to you or not is completely up to you. Do you think you can re-train from a 6 to 10 when the time c ... |
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William Carter Replies: 20 Views: 4291 |
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A pedal is a common combo with the E-raise lever, and B-Pedal is common with E-lower lever. The Emmons setup works pretty well with both of these scenarios with both on the left side of the guitar.
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William Carter Replies: 29 Views: 9496 |
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Roger Crawford gave you a pretty good and concise list since you said you can't work on 100 songs.
You also said you are new, so here's my opinion. Start with Farewell Party. You can find free ... |
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William Carter Replies: 7 Views: 2548 |
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You need to contact Dennis Detweiler on the forum. He knows everything about fixing up these old 12 string MSA guitars. | |
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William Carter Replies: 21 Views: 5124 |
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I have always been curious if bicycle chain cleaner fluid would work. Anybody tried it? Seems to be the right stuff, but not sure if it hurts finishes. Never hurt the finish on my $3000 bicycle. | |
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I had emailed Doug earlier, but wasn't sure if he actively checked the forum so I went ahead and posted this. Doug did get back with me and told me what I need to know. | |
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William Carter Replies: 38 Views: 8138 |
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The spacers are a great innovation. Makes tuning a lot smoother compared to rubbing up against the changer holes. | |
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I realize you are new to the PSG world, but most of the stuff in our world is custom stuff. It's not like you can walk into Guitar Center and find what you need. Good luck!
I'm not that new to t ... |
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William Carter Replies: 38 Views: 8138 |
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I wouldn't mess with them. If there is not a problem, don't try to fix what ain't broken. If not being able to fit a tuning tool in there to get the thing in tune ain't broken, then what is? |
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William Carter Replies: 38 Views: 8138 |
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Jerry you seem to know the details of the Mullen. What would help me a lot while I'm at this is to get those aluminum spacers in a very slightly smaller diameter than what I have on there now. I ha ... | |
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